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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-07-04
Family Dyes

In order to be of value must be pure, strong,
quick of action and easy to use. These
qualities only to be had in the celebrated
Diamond Dyes and it easily explains their
popularity. 80 colors. 10 cents each. At
all druggists. jy4 eod3t
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-07-04

Pure Cream Butter at the Creamery. tt
Take D. K. and be O. z. See ad. m7tf
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-07-04

Do you suffer from scrofula, salt rheum or
other humorsf Take Hoods Sarsaparilla,
the great blood purifier. 100 deses one dol
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-07-04

Soft Shell Grabs and Strawberry short
Cake
Served in first class style at City Hall Dining
Rooms, Church corner Court street.
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Smith Bros Borax used for the toilet gives
soft and clean skins. There's no better.


Vases and hanging baskets, fine lot in
brand new styles, just arrived and all filed
with selected plants ready for immediate use
Baskets $1.25 to So Vases $5 and upward,
at GEORGE A. DICKERMAN's
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DEPor HorEL-Ciark L Green Proprie-
tors.

A Furnsworth, Lee; Miss Ala 81
Weld, san Jose; NJ Baum, Union
Cit! Nm Mitchell, W II Byrme, Sacr,-
meuto; Geo Pullman, Lamoille; Il II
Bangs, $ L; ChaS Adams, South Fork;
" 4 Shepherd. II Walker, Coral Hill; w
J Bird, G 2 Il Il; Grooms, Tuscaro-
IA.
= Il Robert, Bullion; John Ainley.
Blaine; y + Peterson, Lee; Fred Love
lock, Mountain City; T Robertson, COL
umbia; \ + Lirsak, Il Farrell, Mrs c
Cook, \ Kennedy, CGrlin; J II Birke.
Thomas Lovelock, T~uscarora; W S
Baxter, w II II Martin, Chicago; Julius
Dryfuss, Willard R.ch. San Francisco;
Chas Davis, s Co; Robt NJ Clarke,
C.rson; c d Wright, Boston; J II
Hhited, Wndsworth; Edward Brase,
James Ostergnrd, Taylor. New; \ q
Mi'chum aud family, Miss Alice Maan,
Co!usn, Cal.
IA Robinson, Geo Butler, Lnmoilie;
JAS Browning, Frank Troumon, Hum
bo!dt House; Geo IL Bird, Frank n
Drake, Il ID Lanhain, T~uscarora; i
Hanson. c Il Flanagan. Wells; "
Walker, q W Pierce. Morris King, w
I Crane, Souh Fork; J II Bard.
Youngstown, o; Smythe Reed, San
Jose; l. Van Horn. Philip franklin, San
Francisco; Tnos Phillips, Mound VAL
ley; IL Van Meter, salt LAX, City;
John Tighe, HuutIng;pn; j Il Moore.
Rnby Valley; L Honeyman, Clover
Valley: Mrs w J Black, Dceth; WIN
Mitchell and wife, huntington; c A
Brossemcr, Bullion.
J Gregory, Saml Huntington, San
Francisco; IL L Hapgood, Kansas City;
ID L Hoot,n, L II Robert, Bullion; Wm
Cunningham, = = Co; Jno McAdams,
Thos Phillips, Reno; L French and
wife. Warsaw, Iul; ] II Shepherd,
LrthroP Cal; II q Willis, W l. lobe, L
Jobc, Albert Willis, Oregon; C w Kohl.
Oakland; Wm Chapman. Saml Chap.
nan, Ogden; w L Walker, w 4 Shep.
herd, South Fork; II d Linham, Tus-
%carora; G o Van Nesc, Chicago; NJ
Polk, Halleck.
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oNce Depot Hotel. next 10 Post
Office.
| will 90 TO Tusehrora May 10, aud
return TO Exc june 10, will 90 TO Bull.
ion june ~. Chrlin Juuo 2j, Battle
Mountain June 80. Austin july 8.
Will stop ut Bcowawe, Cortcz, Pail.
SADIE, Eureka. Hnmilton, Ely. Taylor.
Typo. Phoebe. Cherry Creek, Spruce
mont, aud winter at Eureka.
| will take the same trip about Msy
LIST, 1888. l shalt be prompt GU tiiae
advertised. Duo notice will 10 given
each year before starting out. l will
give Satisfaction II possible. Thanks
for your patronage.
,y CONSULTATION FREE.
EIko, May 10. 1887. CIV
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4 ANYWAYS.
Gkx HorEL-Barilett & os.reicL.r.
Projectors.

Geo o'Briter. w Hank. T-usearora;
Mrs w q Price. Miss 9 P.iee. Master
Fred Price. Oakland; L c Jones. IN
Bell. Eureka; L Watson. South Fork: Il
Il Munroe, S L; Prof McKanlASs, Misc
Susie Griffin. Adalini Patti. Master Viii
lie. Hiss Emma Montelle. A L Sales, @
Catlin, Jubilee Concert Co.
Ben Harris. Huntington; J. II. Ross,
McKanlass Minstrels; J.. GaIliSas.
James S,auts, Tuscarora; Robt. SkAegA
e.. A. Graut, Bullion; Nels. oudSrkirk.
Moanl Valley, John Dragon. John
Stinson, Eureka: Judson Dakin, La
noble; L. Greenberg. George Artel'.
SoGth Mountain; T. A. Topping. Orc.
vile, Ci.; ]. ID. Abel. Fort nnlleck;
J. IL. Riley, S~prucemont.
Phil Sullivan, J. II Curry, 10 Mills.
Luther Butler, S w Cross. Tuscarorn:
\ Mirchum, ] l. Winter. White Rock;
} NJ Dorsey, James Bnshee. Halleck;
rEad Porter, Moleen; Wm Moody, Geo
Moody, Wan Mcknight, osino; Ell Kav-
anaaGh, James Gormley. Mound Valley;
Alex Weiiand. weilanI's; Alex john
aton, Min City, C II Roland. Warm
Greek; Sam Turnley, North Fork; Mira
Jud Dakin and daughter, Mrs Abel
Bell, Lamoille.
Fed Wilson. Z Watson, Tuscarora;
L ID KavGnaush, Tom Taylor. Red
Rock; Geo \ Grant. A Ii TraYrr, Ball.
ion; Jno McDermoit, Lomoile; II A
Ross, Chicago; Fred Siberian, San Fran
cisco.
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Estrny Notice.

One small bay broke saddle horse,
cainc 10 my PREMISES last Fall, branded
either II or 81 on the neck, with anoth-
er dlm brand on let thigh. Owner cau
have the same Ivy proving property and
paying charges. For further descriu,-
ton apply to or address.
L. j. JoSEs,
Blaine, Elko Co.,
J.3l.3O.d. Nsyndo.
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Farm IS agons.

Parties desiring to purchase FIRST
CLASS WAGONS at bed rock pIicrs
can be accommodated 10y the under
signed who handle the LA Belle.
which is the best wagon on wheels.
Call on or address.
HNMtLL 4 HoSEHMAS,
5.lO. Wells. Nevada.
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From Tuesdays Daily.l
sALaAGUSDI.

c. II. Roland left by last evenings
train for home.
Commissioner Geo. II. Bird went
down to Reno today.
DIR. ]. J. Leck. the Dentist, will be
here next Monday e.ering.
Commissioner Fncnk Honeymau left
on hast evenings train for home.
Regular meeting Elko Lodge No. l.,
L. Il !. ~. at their Hall at . O'Clock
this evening.
Pete Olsen has been killed again.
This time he los: his life in Antelope
Valley, Oregon.
Thr Sacramento Bee goes for Chief
Of Police II. +. DiImnu without gloves.
Ii Il half what the Bee charges b,
: Diilman sholld he bounced.
w. 7 Smith forwarded Tor T~uscarora
10 day. by jas. Burke's team, 1000
feet, and by Tom Low locks team. l..
ipl Zee, lumber Tor Geo. ". PulIier n
Co.
Jesse l. Winter, Of White Rock, was
in town Yesterday and LIT for home 10.
day. lie reports 1t very dry in the
nOT'h'ru pat of the county and a cOu-
scgVrut short grass crop.
Fsaui. q. Carpenter, in the Jolly
zee "
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tFsom Thurslay'a Daily.l
SALMAGuSnI.

w. j. Hanks passed through last
evening en- route for Wells.
II. McAiau.sis making improve men,s
on the Bed Rock Saloon.
The stage for Tuscarora took out
seven passengers this morning.
The Silver State reports So eases Of
spotted fever in Humboldt county. all
conyaicscvnt.
This evenings train is reported on
time, and Mex mass says he will he
here SURE"
l. NJ. Baum, Of Union Citr. Eureka
county, cauie up last evening aud re-
turned this morning.
The trial Of L. J. Moor. Of Reno. foi
the murder Of his daughter, is set for
the goth instant.
Ex-senator J. W. Powell arrived
from California last evening and left
10y this mornings stage FOR ruscaruH.
The enterprise "f virsinia CITY msr-
chants is eviuced in the fact tina; the
recent earrhlGr ke Is utilized Ws u means
OF advertising.
The Postofi.e at q .Ien,, Lander
conaty, Ia, bcru Discontinued, and the
furniture Of the Office viii be moved to
ra:t!e Mountain.
The Nevada Gmui Lodge, L. o. o..
l., will hold its annual session Tor 1857
At Virginia City, commencing on Tues
day the 2i,t instant.
.Ihe redemption Of trade dollars TO
date amount to about $4,000. 900, and
the Treasury officials think very few
mole are outstanding.
We saw today II 50 gold piece mad,
We presume. when the United States
did Il cash business, as it does not con
taiu the legend. In God We TIust."
Eeubcn Daily, Of Indiana, formerly
Correspondent for the Indianapolis SEN
tine, has been appointed struc ,rtphcr
to tie Interstate Commerce Comuis-
.
1891 ''"'''"''H "'' Young men
i "', near ,'''''''. mo
! "'o', WAS
cl:y.
''' ",' nav ''"-
~ VI ''l ''"''"''"' brewery
""' WI"
WANTS % '"'
S "o7
~ ~ "
-, -
The Enterprise, which has been 50
bitter aglinsi lotteries, advcriiscs IL Ia!-
d., which rs as mach IL violation o! the
law as would he a column "d. OF the
-" '.''''"s VI TIC '''"S"'! mas
'''r''! '"s'' '''N nurses
'.l' ','" IL, ""'f'"' at
"-'' -" '0" b4"' project
"" ','.s'' - P''''' ''"'''" - tue
'
The stock Of hats, and boots aud
shoes formerly belonging TO L. Mi!bcTt
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ne~ paper is TO be started ia Reno.
Iaus Mil auother long felt van, be
GlIrd.
Mrs. Hilda ]. Lowe left last evening
for Salt Lake City on a visit OF SOM
weeks.
Those who are toqd OF bananas will
tnd " supply Of this deliciou. tropical
fruit at H,niey's.
In the extent aud variety OF her min.
erals. Nevada is ia advance OF every
other State IL the Union.
Ez-Vice President William A. Wheel
CT died at his home in Malone, Ny,
las. Saturday morning.
Commissioner Juo. II. Bradley came
W from no yesterday to b, present
at the regular meeting OF the Byard to-
Gay.
Ira Osborn, who has for the ,as, two
years been employed in this office. let
by yesterday mnrnin; = train for w.n-
nemuryn.
The mother If Srnt,or J. p. Jones.
Tuesday evening last. celebrated her
rj1h,y-anh birthday At tue Jones' man.
sion, Gold luG.
Queen knpip!aui arrived at Liverpool
List Ia4r-i.y, Was srcr.,rl with 70 luvuI
rnlusr and escorted u acr Hotel uy tic
-
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l,IIi salt!

just received u carload VI Salt. both
Liverpool aud stock salt, which will be
sold in lots 70 suit vt bed rock prices.
IiigAM Cms
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From Wednesdays paily.I
AAlnAGUNoT.

a.,
hhe! nave steer "oEs III carson e''y.
'"e 0' 'heni mas ''s' MS eh''n'
Ham Mccain, OF Halleck. passed
through this morning eErouie for Reno.
\ heavy wind storm on Sunday after
noon diI considerable damage in Sal,
Lake City.
An exchange SAYS there is one GOOD
thing aL.oG; bicycle practice: the rider
never comes home drunk.
The Comu;ss;or.r ,roi,
last MONDAY oIl,r.I c,.i,,,s - .r
,w,prt -, 20 DON -, A.. -;
TnuJ.
The fostohee at Arthur in RVby VAL
Icy hls been discontinued. SI,il matter
a.rl'''g" 70 'h'' Once VIII be delivered
"'"' Va! Oh the ''i'e route.
W learn that Il Mormon preacher is
'i'rns up sinners IL North Ruby VAL
! 'ey' oar informant says that he has
"'''"HS O'p'iEs" u or . converts.
Forr masked raen robbed trs sv,rcss
train on the Tega, Il Pacific IaiIr,ad
''T'' "'''7 OF i"r' worth. " few days
",'' AN" 700" FI''vo !foin the express
Gay
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Farming implements

or alt kinds from the best manufac-
tories, can be found in endless variety
ut W. +. Smiths. 32i.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

One copy. one year. ,rn d,
One copy. six months su
For any perlud EGdrr Ak months. one dolI,r
per month. PSyNbIg in advance.
Delivered 10y carrier in Eko at - cents v,.,
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TIE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

Puhirshed every Sunday, aud zen, 10 any al
dr'ss p"-t'g' paid. A. ,he following rate,
pIyahls In advance.
~ o.
On s....-. .--........... . %
For any Issiod uudsr Xix Iuuu.Ls. F.ty
Cents per baoEtL.
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ADVERTISING T

VIII 10" mNdo A. low As Il consistent with
sound "nsin'Ss psiHu!pls-. Apply Al the u.
Ice iOI Terms.
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Iron Mondays Daily.l
sALnkuUNDI.

q. ii Roland. Q, Warm Creek, Clover
Valley, is ia town.
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copy OF "iiDmC huuwIrdgp, Tor June,
IA new magazine devoted To- home inter
csts nnG edited ly Robert \. Quinn.
The current utmbpr is artisiiculiy got
ten up and filled with matter Of interest
TO both old aud young. Published by
the Home Kuowlrdg, Association. -
East Twenty.s conf street. New York,
at the low price of 81 a year.
An exchange SAYS: "a great deal Of
work is required in Guishing type, aud
when at lat thy are apparently all
right each letter Is examined under II
microscope, and SIC defective ones arc
rcjrclcl.'
This IL evidently u mistake from the
fct that in il font Of plea recently pur.
chased Tor ulis Office n5ont one. hnif OF
the d'a anil many Of the "a were dricc.
tive.
". 1. Davis pissed through last even.
ing with nine Indians for the United
States School ut Grand junction. Colo.
mdo. With the exception Of one, ~ boy
somc IL OF IS years old. these members
Of the lao mmily nrc grown men and the
chnuc,s are that they have too much to
uulepru over 70 mako any sucpcss in
learning the ways Of civilization. There
may TIE some hope for It young Iudi,n,
but there IS yg.y little igT IA adult.
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NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA.
How 1t Should be Treated.
From the Journal Of Dietettcs.


We should first recommend milk diet.
lukewarm milk. with or without crushed rusk.
Unfortunately. through the habit oil using
often find an aversion to milk TO cover its
taste with sweet Is not to tho purpose. but va
eaas aH cosnne to ihe t
as 10 used with phthisical patients, Is equally
tosi The best 1anS to give /
prSed u OIL T but With little sWeeis SH and
''f5SDeR ss Sets nAhy 04 Tsa e
SsS es IS. Sss sSss has
The heart. and. i loft TOO long on the leaves
taken. we may ut first use soup for breakfast.
Amyaceous substances here especially find
shs pa these AND II the s Ms he %sh
S boiled should b given; For : second break:
sorSn a fhe 0f asip 4
s e bs sSod eonss Of bee
tea, with eggs and stale white. bread. Milk
may at any time be taken IN place OF one OK
these the. meals; SO may eggs beaten with little
,iAcsordinsg f. physiological experiments on
easily and rapidly digested. but in reality raw
say 9as R the
and II Is soon saturated with gastric Juice;
Il the appetite gradually, returns, and the
quantities We may intercalate another meal;
f hae SOUP PUP may ty also be prepafed from scaped
saaceraI Of the r ren vain ALREADY msntIohed
amount win be sufficient for a long time
takes q normal and rapid course. the sense q
s hSSas srs be e pho o or than
his crayiupa- ThN time will than arriyd
especially properly cooked meat: The 99pin,oIRi
borne has not always been confined in prac-
tee s L nay perhaps be the case With pigeon
barely tolerated. owing, probably. to the large
SS1 OF t. c9ntan As ra
ticularly true Of game. With the, latter. ia.
gravy, and tho fat Of pork especially, plays
salted e, well borne but the smoking process
VIII spoil this n ); asdyantage The flesh Of geese
Most patients win dislike to dispense with
vegetables. but the very lightest of those only
should be allowed until after Improvement has
rots. spinach, and tomatoes: lettuce and sal
ads. and especially, potato salad; should DO
tho prohbion Of ali sipds OF p p,sT he
may, when conyalescent. partake of stewed
cranberries; strained and sweetened. Dyspep-
ues cannot bear raw fruit ut all.
In al cases where circumstances will not
permit the diet which has been doscrbed,a
mix diet VIII BE- the best thing. or when place
ton; When you are hungry eat buttermilk,
and when you are thirsty drink buttermilk.'
large mass OF caseine. is u real panacen, and
dietary course OF 1t IL easily carried out In the
ton ,prescribes that 1t should not be taken
simultaneously with other food, as the rule not
TO drink when you cut. and not to eat when
you drink, II even more imperative for dyspep-
lies than for persons suffering from adiposlly;
fatients are most difficult 10 manage in regard
to their diet after they begin TO feel better;
and when, In consequence OF their long fastini;
and their necessarily reduced condition, u
strong desire for food Ia manifested, an ade-
qnnte addition OF fat of the proper consistency
Will greatly lessen the danger OF excess,
HIRING, of OGenbach.
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Photography on Boxwsed.
From the Court Journal,

It 10 curious that o valuable Photographic
Invention should come from the borders OF civilization
RuDsia. Photographic teaching upon lockwood blOcka
such as are used n Mooa snsrnyina has been deemed
Gently been accomplished In Russia, and by method
simple and ingenious. Tho block In lite natural cond
With ,n:caSIs carbonate Sf eCpPs
polish y then impaired to ito surface asphalt In so
ton applied 70 It's back and sides, and nnaly aens
sss; subject siehs eyer tho nov Ro'ii pSS
soluble and imprinted parts Of the ssa,ine remoysd
coating OF asphalt u next applied tho raised parts
the block stepped IN nitric acid OF suitable strength Che
I I. ne sstter where rsmains one hour when
w, AND subjected 70 the action OF sulphuro
thus changed % nitro ceuloss. which. BY brushing s
readily removed In the form OF greenish powder To
complete the process the block q dried and brisky
Drnshsd Win ttin brush The asphalt Is lastly re.
press Tho practical value as to depth and retention
OF details we cannot IL Innovation however,
that may prove worthy OF attention, ,'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-04
Il SURGEONS LEE.
a Pase from the Experience or the Father
OF Surgery In his Day.

p OF Surgery In his Day.
From the autobiography Of TIE Late DR.. Croft
Ihave always maintained that 1t is impos-
sible ior any man to be great surgeon II he
the iner feelings q our nature. have often
lain awake for hours the night before an i'm:
sea 4 sat
DO not think thas A Il Is possible for criminal
tion than surgeon when he knows that upon
Sh yHuass citizen hasba3d father mother or
terrible taskmaster. feeding Ike Q yulture
upon mans yitals 4 is surprising that any
and tear OF mind and body.
IT; The CIV. world has seen many sad picture. I
the sun " is brSht and Beautiful; ali nature Is
redolent OF Joy; men and women crowd the
parently. Is peace and happiness within and
ins his street 50 iull 81 ~ and ssysty: lie
the sweetest and Ioveliest OF her sex, a. con-
filling and affectionste wife and the adored
irieh!fui disease q one OF her limbs. or. It may
heT bS n IL &
the impending operation. He assigns to each
form; another takes charge OF the limb; one
screws down the tourpi9get upon the prinei-
pal aTteEy and snether holds himself In readi
Flaps are soon formed, the bone severed, the
vessels tied. and the huge wound approximat-
hardly perceptible. the skin wet With eismmy
Precipitation. the voice husky, the sight indis-
tinst- Some one NJ whispers Into the ear q the
Restoratives are administered. the pulse. grad
ualIy rises, and after u few hours OF hard work
oo sas was only from the Joint na
ence OF the anBsthetlc. shock, and loss Of blood.
An KIND Fl y placed a.
with the closest care. and to send word the mo-
mont the slightest change for the worse Is seen.
other patients on the way. and at length. long
after the usual hour. he sits down. worried and
exhausted. to his cold and comiortless meal,
husky as his patients. He eats mechanically.
ss hardly MSrd With .IaSS q
prescribe for his patientsSneSer. during ali
this time. forgetting the poor mutilated object
h he left d few hours age He Is about to lie
loud Ing 81 the Ss. and bSesihlsss
at the sick chamber with the exclamation,
to the scene with rapid pace and anxious feel
patient lies In ! profound swoon. An artery
has suddenly given way. the exhaustion Is ex-
moved, and the recusant vessel 10 secured.
The vital current Gibbs and flows. reaction 10
q late hour OF the night. that the surgeon. lit
orally worn out in mind and body. retires to
He tries. but he cannot close his eyes. His
mind Is with his patient; be hears every foot
step upon tho pavement under his window.
Ing OF tho night bell. He is disturbed by the
widest ianeies, he sees the most terrific OBJ
hasten 70 hts patients chamber. he feels that
he has been cheated OF the rest Of which he
etoet 90 much in need. 10 this picture over
surgeon that will not certify to Its accuracy.
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Bessen.


Frota ne Br6dto Commercial
Know 70 the land where the eyeglasses glitter.
The Browning Club crows and ne faith cure taught
Are at homo In the foxy abysms Of thouehtf
Know 70 the land where The wildly loved pumpkin
His rarest perfection and davor attains; .,,
Whore the born guest and the visiting pumpkin
Can eat Of the beans and enitven their brainsI -.
whore the fox hunter Ealops with hounds on the hai
And winds mp the chase BY reposins In jail;
Where the love OF the TURTLE the hunger for pie,
Keep the restaurants busy tho the prices are high
Where the sons Of the Puritan richly arraye ed,
Take unb0unded delight In b. Patrickb paIadof.
IT'S the land Of tho northeast where Ben Butler hides
And Kelly the fielder, In spendor abides:
Whore the hearts OF the yirpls that tenderiy glow
Are big the tracks that they leave In the nnow
Whore spring In o season OF unnielted ice.
And Senators seem TO be lowest In pricei
But sweet a the Joys OF which lovers partafe
Are the pies they cook and the clams that they bake
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A Harvest Song.

from Ge TORONTO ITuh
Der tho far reaching fields of upland and plain
The harvest of summer 10 golden again.
And tho clicking Of reapers rings out on the air,
For self binding reapers are harvesting there;
And fast the teams speed along DER the ground
And skfu hands follow to put It in shock,
Saving food for the master and food for the stock.
Then hurrah for the reaper thar harvests WE'LL
Let the lips that speak well Of its high merits tell,
For harvest day with comfort and ease,
With the mercury standing At ninety degrees
Obi We dread not to enter the harvest to-day.
A. did in the yeare that have circed away.
No old fashioned sickles our skilful hands bear,
No cradles swunR BY the strong anded there;
Now few OF burden oppressive complain.
For with self binding reapers we harvest tho grain;
And the work Ii 30 quickly and skifuly done,
Ws're proud Of the triumph that genius has won
Then hurrah for tho reaper. 10.
me old fashioned tools that were used with pride
A. things that worthless now set aside;
For the needs Of the times have inspired men Of thought
And things OF high merit and have been wrought
And though better thnEs skilfnl hands may prepare
TO add to our comfort and lessen our care
A marvel Of skill such As seldom 10 seen.
u this useful time saving seHbinding machine.
Then hurrah for the reaper that harvests WE'LL
Let tho lips that speak well Of It's high merits tell
For we harvest to-day with comfort and ease.
With the mercury standing at ninety degrees